The New York Herald Newspaper, April 8, 1877, Page 12

TWEED’S CHANCES, tte said by those supposed to be dest informed that Mr. John D. Townsend submitted to Mr. Wheeler HL Peckham and the Attorney General several! days ago being favorably considered wheo sory of the ex-Boss fight ‘Thats varrative bas proven altogether too ¢trange the marvellous was published. ity of those whe nave watched proceedings in Mr. Tweed’s case since pis Arreai, abd its uitempt to screen certain people who assisted Mr. Tweea to escape ie so palpable in the Opinion of many that the story bas failed of its pur- pose to elic: mpathy for its hero and bas actaall; caused a revulsion of fecling against tim “We will ave,” says Attorney Genera! Fuirehild, ‘ail Tweed bas fo go¥e-—all bis property and ali bis testimony against bis confederates aud those they vought and sold. or be shali die in jai.” Mr. Tweed, in bis letter to Mr. Charles O’Conor, bearing date December 6 last, ofters to tell everything he knows and give up al! be ha: the world if the authorities will sey him free Not even the affairs of bis most intimate friends are oxcepicd from this promise to testify, and he explicitly states ‘that he will-leuve 11 to the judgment of the prosecution to say whether all should be published The general opinion seems to be that as the prisoner saw his chances of escape apparently grow stronger from day to day be determi Bot to “give away’? bis friends, apc had the narrative of his alleged wanderings pub- lished to throw the prosecution off the scent THE STREET CLEANING BUREAU, BERIOUS CHANGES PREFERRED AGAINST IT BY THE CITIZENS OF THE FIFTEENTH WARD. A member of the Fifteenth Ward Protective Associa- tion and Taxpayers League of the city of New York makes the subjoied charge against the Street Cleaa- ing Bureau of the Metropolitan Police Department, There ia.ap unusual amount of sickness and number @f deaths in the Fifteenth ward, Physicians and drug- gists ure those who drive the most thriving business 4m thas part of the city. The reason of ft 1s mainly to ‘Abe found in the fact that the sircots there are in a hor- Mble condition of dirt; so much so that the air is polluted by the tearful stench which arises trom the garbage and house refuse, aud the miasma thus evolved Bows the seod¢ of malignant fevers and death. The Fifwenth Ward Association has already made efforts at Pohce Headquarters to see that the Strect Cleaning Bureau sbould discharge its duty; positive assurances bave been sent to the league that this would be attended to und ihe streeta put in proper condition, yet nothing has been done by the members of the bureau. Failing to get any ¥Wavsiaction trom the Police Bureau, after many complainta had been mude there, the afair was Drought wo the notice of the Board of Health, and charges preferred aguinat the street cleaners for neg. | lect of daty, Tho Taxpayers’ League, not detne able to obtain trom the officers connected with the Board of Health any redress of grievances, next sent & message to ihe Comptroller's office, intimating the itention of the society to sue out an injunction | restraining bim from payiag over any more money to the Street Cleaning Bureau for work which had not been performed by {t, but, on the coutrary, shamefully neglected. More proinises of amendment were made here, but nothing has been done, Lastly, the Mayor's office was visited, and he was asked, through his representative, to take the necessary steps tmingdl- ately, in concert with the Governor of the State, to at once order the removal of the officers of the Bercet Cleaning Bureau trom their respective trusts and that the places of these decapitated officials should be taken by trustworthy and responsibie persons, irre- gpective of their party politics, In conclusion, the Tax- payers’ League ask the people all over the city to co- Operate with them in sending petitions to the proper quarter so that theso negligent street cleaners may be removed and their places given to those who can guar- antce to the public clean thoroughiares and a healthy atmosphere, WHAT IT COSTS TO SUPPLY THE ANNEXED DIs- | TRICT—CAN THE CONTRACT BE BROKEN?—AN INTERESTING STATEMENT YROM JOHN 3B. HASKIN TO COMPTROLLER KELLY. Mr, John B, Haskin has addressed a letter to Comp- | trotler Kelly relative to the matter of supplying gas for the annexod district, Ho calls attention to the fact that the city is compelled to pay $50 per annum for each lamp in the Twenty-fourth ward to the Subur- ban Gas Light Company, together with the costs and expenses of repairing these lamps and posts. This company 1s run by a gentleman named R. A. Brick. Mr. Haskin alludes to the average rate paid to city gas companies as being $27 per annum for each lamp, and suggests that in these bard times Mr. Brick should be brought down to euch figures. He contends that the contract should not be again ratified by the city authorities, and that tbe present agreement should be declared invalid for the {cllowing reasons: THE REASONS WiHtY. “The contract had its inception in corruption, was made in fraud of tho rights of the peopic by @ town ring, and the town officers bad no authority ip law to make the contract for ten years or any other number of years. Tho attompt vf the town officers, elected for one year, to bind their successors and the taxpayers without any special act of legisiation authorizing it (and none exists) for ten rears, was and 18 a bold assumption and usurpation of power. In many of the strects and avenues whero | ‘amps are placed and lighied there are Qve, ten and twenty jamps to each residence, and the cost ot light- ing them, if paid under such ‘pretended contract, 1 much largerin amount than the enure rental of all the dwellings and tenements thereon." The writer insists upon speedy action by the city au- | thorities, and shows that the rate charged shoula bo reduced and (he number of Jamps d.mimustied at least one-bal!, This reduction, he says, would effoct an an- puai saving of $23,136 63: In copelading bis letter Mr. Hai former corporation counsel had given an opinion mana. factured 10 order, (bat this contract is binding upon the city for ten years, or until January 1, 1831, I con- fidently assert that be had neither the tacts nor the Jaw given to him in the case upoo which he could have made an intelligent, honest and reliable opinion.” Mr, Hasbin further suggests to Comptroller Kelly that in the event of this official’s deciining to pay Brick .885 33 (three* months’ ciaim), he (Haskin) will un- dertage to defeat any suits which may be commenced for the recovery of the money. He proposes aiso to five a bond of indemnity to protect the city for all sosta and disbursements that may be recovored against is by Brick. ALL ABOUT GAS. Mr. J, B. Willis, who ts alleged to be a dofaulter to the Clitton Gas Company to the amount of $7,900, says that hewas uot the treasurer of the company, but only aclerk, and that the alleged defictency is in tho make-up of the bank accounts, He refuses to make any Btalemont “until the proper time,” MUNICIPAL NOTES. The grant of water front between 1534 and 154th Streets and Eighth avenue, has been awarded to Sarah E. Cornish, executrix of the Raynor estate, undor resolution of the Sinking Fund Commission. Comptroller Kelly bas been authorized to make suit- able arrangements for the leasing of premises at No. 136 Bast Twenty-sixth strect, to be used as a free Jyipg-in asyium. Mayor Ely says that the pi is quite Suitable for such an institution, It is at prosent oc- eupied by the Eciectic Medical Society, ‘he Commission Charities and Correction baving abandoned schoolship Mercury, @ resuiu- tion was yesterday adopted by the Sinking Fand Com. Dalesioners authorizing the sale of this vessel. Mayor Ely aod Recorder Hackett bave been re- quested, under a resolution of the Sinking Fund Com- | Missionerz to take tuto consideration the project of | D! Qwarding a site for the State Capitol in Washington ‘ pquare or some other eligivle locality. ‘A proposition is about to be made to the Park De- partment to throw open the City Hull Park for general traffic 0 as to relieve the crowded th that vicinity. In such an event the present pavement ‘will be removed w make way for granite biock mate- rial, It is waid U1 away from the Ciiy Hall | amounts, according to the sa bi defeating the Assembly. * several of the oMfcials not a 100 miles d ve been th Various Daring the past week Comptroller Kelly mace pay. | ments to the amount of $1,475 20 to the Magaaleu In atiiute and $19,850 33 to te Fouudling Asylum. The Reading Coal and Iron Company was also paid yester Gay $20,629 80, 1 part liquidation of & claim for furnishing 13,500 tons of coal to the Commissioners of Charities and Correction. A BOLD THIEF, Miss Katie Fineb, of No. 313 West Fifty-soventh | Btreet, was walking through @’clock yesterday afternoon, @en camo brushing past deniy ana fairly wrenched put of ber hand, and ron Two or three Fahne saw the act and followeg the thief, who was finally arrested by Officer Doyle, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, and brougnt before Judge v1- terbourg. Miss Finch’ suid that her hand pained for Bome time afterward. on xecount of the twist Lhe man we ij The prisoner, who gave bis name as Francis Donohue, of No. 421 Bpst Twenty-first stroet, pioaded ‘guilty and was held in $3,000 bail to auswer. ) DEATHS, Broadway at threo when a stout young hor, turned sud- her pocketbook crows the street, MARRIAGES AND Mosxs.—On the 7th inst, Mrs. Faxxtx Moses, of 223 Madison st., of ason. Mother vod son doing woil. MARRIED. wRMAN.—On Wednesday, April 4, by ~ Rev P.M. olson, ALYRED H, ACKURMAX, of Albany, N. ¥., and Many, daughter of Joha K, Ackor- man, of Brooklya. / Beowsx—Simrsox.--On Tharsday evening, April 5, ‘at the house of the bride’s parents, by the Rov, illiam Suddards, D. D., Samvk. B. Buowy to BLueN, Gaagbter of Wiliam Simpson, ali of Pui oughiares im | ries pad, for the purpose | mnibus bill now betore the Stace | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1 Denvse—La Borreavx.—On Wedl at the residence of the bride, Geoncx W. Dcxrxz to Exas ver of Wiliam H La a ear all of Brooklyn. Harrx.—Bueyen.—Thorsday, April 5, by the Rev. Father Bonaventure; Dr, Cuanues Harre., irom Co- logne, Prussia, 10 Mrs. Kars Brunex, of New York No cards. Church of St Charles Borromeo, by the Re Duffy, Joux D, Hensanpxz to Miss Many Lnaxe Foun daugliter of the late Daniel Foley, all of Brooklyn. cards. Hortoy—Jounson,— Wednesday, April 4, 1877, by Karn Jonysos, all of this ort; Hoyt—Mioy.--At Syracuse, N. Y., April 3, 1877, by Rev. A. H. Fahnestock, Baxuox H. Hort to M. Ax TomNeTre Mict, daugbter of the late Bernard Migy. Yonkers papers piease copy. Lowx—Sman.“y.—{n Brooklyn, on the 9th inst, dy the Rev. & Malone, E. Lovis Lows, Jr., toM. AvamLa S#ax.ey, both of Brooklys. Moatoy—Wrisitavr?.—On Thursday, Aprii 5, 1877, by the Rev. Dr. Paddock. 1. FRaxxk Momtox to Minxa H,, daughter of the tate Frederick Weibaupt, all of Brooklyn. MagsTON—MBLLEN.—On Thursday, April 5, by Rev, Dr. Millett, at his residence, Josers Mansros, late of Detroit, 10 Sakak Jane MRLLEN, oll of this city. RayMoxp—Hanman,—April 6, 1877, at the residence rents, by the Rev. Dr. 5 D. Alexander, . Ravmonp to M. Josermns, only daugh- ter of George A. Harman. Providence, R 1., papers and Baltimore Sun please copy. Rinr—Sexvon—On Wednesday, April 4, by the Rev. William W. Seaver, of Jane Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Wititaw Riswy to JuNsr A, Sax- TOS. Youro—Suira.—On Sesrresaiin 2 April 4, 1871, in Brooklyn, &. D., 4 the Rev. J, Hyatt Smith, at the residence of the bride's mother, Hexny A. YOUNG to Nerrie, youngest daugbter of the late Charles L. Smith, Ne cards. DIED. Bacunacn,—At Cai: Egypt, on Fobruary 22, Jo- sxyn Bacukacn, sou of Samuci and Babette Bachrach, ib the.24th year of his age, ‘The remains will arrive per steamor Celtic from Liv- er} ¢ bere Sunday, April 1. Relatives aud friends aro invited to attend the funoral, from pter 52 North River, foot of West 10th at, on Monday, the 8t0 ina, atten o’clock A. M., unlesa steamer 18 delayea, ‘Baks,—On Friday morning, April 6, after a linger. ing illness, Mrs, Maky A. Baker, in the 85th year of her age, Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at- tend ber funeral, {rom the residence of her daughter, Lydia Boot, 114 B. 87th st., on Sunday, the 8tb inst, atone P. M, Barker, —Major Cuaries W. Barker, at Rochester, Y., suddenly, on Thursday, April 5, in the Sith year of his age. is Relatives and friends of the tamily, also membors of Anoient Lodge, 724, and Americus Chapter respectiuily invited to attend the funer trom the Central Baptist Church, 42d st, near 7th a on Sunday afiernoon, April 8, at three o'clock. mains wiil be taken to Hartford for interment. Aycinnt LoDGs, No, 724, F, axp A. M.—Bretoren:— You are hereby summoned to attend an emergent communication at the lodge rooms, Masonic Templo, corner 23d st. and 6th av., on Sunday afternoon, April 8, at ono o’elock, for the purpose of attending the fu- nera! of our late brother, Charles W. Barker. &. ¥. STILWELL, Master, Cians W. Buamus, Secretary, Amgnicus Cnarrer, 215, R, 4. M.—Tho companions will assemble at their rooms, Grand and Centre sts., at one o’clock P, M. to-day, for the purpose of attending tne funeral of our late companion, Charles W. Barker: THOMAS H. TATTERSALL, H. P. H. Cay Lanivs, Secretary. Barrett.—On the 5th inst, Mrs, BARRETT. Funeral tunis day (Sunday) at two o'clock, Relatives and friends aro rogpectiully Invited to attend, Birouw, —At Bell€ville, N, J., April 6, Rouzat De Wirt Brxcn, in his 35th year, Funeral at Reformed Church, Belleville, on Sunday, 8th, at three P. M. Buux,—On Saturday, April 7, ateix A, M,. Mixste, beloved child of Louis and vennie Biun, aged 1 yoar and 6 months, The tuneral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of her parents, 70 East b4th st. Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend. Boxyxer.—Saturday, April 7, at 2 A. M., Warren Rouset, infant son of Henry and Lucy Bonynge, aged 15 months. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, {rom the residence of his pareuts, 577 Palisade av., Jersey City Heights, Brexxas,—On Friday, the 7tb, Mrs. Saran Bruy- KAN. Her funeral will take place Monday, the 9th, from her late residence, 685 Gran : Wi isbarg, at half pust bine; thence to the church, and from there to Calvary Cemetery. Kelatives and friends are respect- fully mvited to attend the tuneral. Berp,—April 6, Brice Burp, beloved daughter of James and Letitia Burd, in the 22d yeur of her age. Funeral from the residence of her uncle, 417 East 22th st., on Sunday, at two P.M. Coxxery.—On Thurdday evening, April 5, 1877, Macom Z Coxxeny, aged 26 years and 5 days. Her friends and the friends of the family aro ro- quested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 147 Kast 32d st., at nine o’clock on Monday, April 9, to St, Gabriel’s Church, 1m 37th st., near 2d av., where a solemn requiem muss will be offered for the roposo ‘of her soul, and thence to Calvary cemetery tor inter. ment immediately after servi Limerick papers please copy. CosTEut in April 6, Joun Costxi.o, the beloved son of Rodger and Anu Costello, in the 1th year of his age, Ttelatives and friends are respecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, to take place Sunday, April 8, at two o'clock sharp, from the residence of his parents, 68 Wooubuil st,, South Brooklyn, N. Y. Cresvy.—Alter a sbort and severe iiness, Janrs Creavy, @ native of the couuty Westmeath, Ireland, in the 38tb year of bin age. His friends and relativesare respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No 26 ere on Sunday, the 8th inst, at CURRAN.—At Union Port, Westohester, on Saturday, April 7, 1877, Patrice Curran, aged 71 y The relatives and fricuds of the tamily are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of his daughter, Mra. P. Connolly, Westchester, on Monday, Apri! 9, at half-past three o'clock P. M. Det Pravo,—On the 7th inst, Canonins, the elflest Gaughter of Ricardo and Caroline Del Prado, aged 8 years, 7 months and 24 days. The funeral will take piaco trom her late residence, No. 143 East 56th st., on Wednesday, the Ltn inst, at eleven o’clock, A. M. The rolatives and friends of tbe family are invited without further notice, DaWitr.—In Brooklyn, Friday, April 6, | youngest daughter of tho late Thom; Sumel DeWitt, aged 2 years, 10 months an: ‘The relatives and friends of tne tumily are respect- tully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi of her mother, 234 Baltic st., on Sunday, at three DoLas.—On Saturday, April 7, Mary, beloved wifo of James Dolan, aged 47 years, native of Drumgara, county Cavan, Ireland. Relatives and triends aro respoct(ully Invited to at- tond the funeral, from her late residence, 124th st. and Sth av,, on Monday, the 9th of April, at’ one o'clock, without further notice. Dovouxery.—In Brooklyn, on Satarday, April 7, Mancaner J., youngest daughter of George’ and Jane | Dougherty, aged 19 years and 21 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday alter- noon, at two o'clock, from the residonce of her parents, No, 135 Sands #t., Brook! Doyis.—Brookiyn, Frida the 6th, Mamie Dorin, oldest and beloved child of Peter aud Mary Doyle, aged 2 years, attend the {uneral, Sanday, April 8, two o'clock, from No. 12 Tulery st. Eu«in,—On April 6, of bronchitis, Josera W. Exe gon of Washington lL. and Mary E. Collins Elkin, a, | 6 months and 9 days Gone, but not forgotten. Funeral from at two P.M, in Calvary Cemetery. Pury On the Ola inst, at the residence of her son- 1. Bdward Malone, Mrs, ABIGAL TUCKER FLyxs, 76th yearo her age. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the fa- J, from the Churet of Satots Peter and Paul, Brooke lyn, & D., on Monday, the 9th inst., atten AM. FiuaxsGax.—Suddenly, at Carbondale, March 6, ELpaxon ©. FLANAGAN, ih religion sister M. Egidua Foxn,—At onkers, suddenly, April 7, Swit Ry », formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, aged 67 years and j # months, Friends of the family are respectiully requested to | attend the fun Tuesday, April 10, | at bis late re ein Yonkers, N.Y." T ing the one P.M. train from uth et, New York, will Sind carriages in waiting at the Yonkers depot to convey them to the house. Frost.—At Weetawken township. N. J., April 6, Evaa, wife of Joun H. Frost and dauguter ‘of Cathe: | rine Able, formerly of Hoboken, tn the 30th year of her age, The {unera! wil! take place this (Sunday) afternoon | at two o'clock, from the Weekhawken Presbyterian | Charch. Reiatives and iriends are respecttully tn- to attend. | u On Friday, April 6, Tuomas Founy, years and 10 months. Remains taken to Hamilton, Canada, for interment, Canada, papers | troy, N. ¥., aad Ontario, Opy- ANN.—On Saturday, Mary A., beloved wite of Louw C,H, Goldmana aud daughter of H. SM. and 3o- phia H. Woods, in tbe 20th year of her age. The relatives und friends of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend the funeral on Monday, the 9h 1st, at two P. M., from No. 11 Dapham place, Brooke lyn, ED. Boston papers please copy. HAM —-At Morrisani GRAHAM, 10 the 49th 5 ives and friends, al ment Veteran corps, Anci Apri 5, of pacuwonia, ear of bis age. members ot Seve ut Lodgo of Per } Daves Cecile Lodge, No. 605, P. and Society, Musical Mutual Protective Union and Germania Society are respecttally invited to at- fond the fuer: Inst, at three o’ciogk P.M. Sckwons.—The members of St, Cecile Lodge, No. 608, F. and A’ M., are summoned to attend the funeral of our late brother, David H. Graham, at his late rosi- dence tu Morrisanta, on Sunday. Train leaves Grand Central depot at 2:30 P.M. EDWARD HOPKINS, Master, Guaves —On April 5, T. M. GRaves. Hannis.—In Pougokeepsic, April 6, Mary P. Hanus, only cuild of David P. and Rachel K. Harris, ta tho 13th year of her age. Funerai from the residence of her parents, 28 South Clinton st, Monday, April 9, at balf-past two P.M. Hesxiox.—On Saturday, April 1, Leaspen T., in- fant eon of Andrew J. and Mary Bb, Henmion, aged 1 year, 5 months and 4 days. Relatives aud iriends of the family are reepectiully Hrxxaxpe2—Foust.—On Tuesday, 34 imst, at the Father the Rev. Wilham N, Dunnell, Lewis Horrox, Jn, to +&t Morri#ania, on Stinday, the sth | the Ren ec Rocien La Bortmavx, daugh- t Fequested to attend she funcral services, gt the resi dence of hig parents, 118 Jersey av., Je cuy, 4., on Monday, April 9, at one o'clock. © remains wiil be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Juwerr,--On Friday, 6tb inst, Wittim, infant sop of L. and Adeline W. Jewett. clock P. 425 West 21, will take pl. N. jt Muitasy Onosk, Lovat Lacios, Unitep Starxs, Heanquantens ComMaxDERY OF THE Srats oy New Yo ‘, 77. i New Yoru, April 7, 1 ‘This commmandery will couvene for the purpose of deceasec (Circular. j attending the {aneral ceremonies of our oom- e inion, Brevet Lieutenant Colove! Orville 0, Jewett, ‘nited States Volunteers, on Sunday, the 8th 11 at one o'clock P. M., {rom the residence of P. C. Cornell, Esq., No. 222 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, L. 1. By order of Major General WILLIAM 8. FRANKLIN, Commandei Crarukn A. Caruetos, Brevet Brigadier Goneral United States Volunteers, Recorder. Joxxs,—1n Brooklys, on Thursday, bth inst, Mary widow of J, W, Jones, latives and friends of the family are invited to attend she funeral, from her late residence, No, 1,181 Bergen st, on Sunday, 8th inst, at two o'clock P. M. Kinxxs In Washington city, D. C, 7th inst, Many Cocsawxi. Kixxxr, rolict of Franklin S. Kinney, ‘The funeral will take place at her late residence, No, 22 Lafays square, Washington city, D. C., on Mon- day, 9h inst, at two o'clock P. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend Luvx,—Op the 7th inst, AXNa, daughter of B, J. Levy, 64 Weet 36th st Notice of tuneral hereafter, Lowastary.—At New Rochelle, N. ¥,, on Saturday morning, April 7, Wruitam Loxcstarr, aged 72 years. Relatives and friends of the tamily are respecttully invived to atiend the tune on Wednesday, Aprii i at two P. M,, from the Presbyterian Church, New Rocheile. Trains leave Grand Centra! Depos at 12 M. Lrxeut,—There will be a solemn high mass (month’s memory) tor the happy repose of the soul of the late Patrick Lyxcn, on Tuesday morning, April 10, at balf- past nine o'clock, at Su Mary’s Church (the Star of tho Sea), corner Luqueor nd Court sts., Brooklyn. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to at- tend. Lyxcn.—On Friday, April 6, alter a lingering illness, Patuiok Lycu, a native of the parish of Old Castle, county Meath, ireland, in the 55th yeur of bis age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funoral, from his late residence, 301 West 89th st, this (Sunday) atternoon, at half-past one McPuxrson,—Iin this city, April6, 1877, Gxorce W. McPusrson, Jr, in the 43cb year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends and those of the fainily are respectfully imvited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 19 Cornelia st., on Mon- day, the 9th inat., at ten o’clock A. M. His remaing willbe taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, O’CoyxsLi.—Suddenly, on Thursday, April y Tuomas, aged 28 years, beloved sou of Julia O'Connell, ‘anu the beloved husbaud of Celia Codie. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to at- tend funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 152 Cherry st ; thenco to Calvary Cemetery. O’Conxor.—On Saturday, Avril 7, Mary O’Coxnor, aged 2 years, 1 mouth and 6 da} only chila of Pa rick and Ann O'Connor - Relatives and friends are requested to attend the funoral, on Sunday, the 6th, from her late residence, No. 48 Storm av., Jersey City Heights, at hall-past twelve P. M. O’Coxxon.—On Saturday, 7th inst, Mrs, Brincer » \ May, beloved wile and mother, tn the 44th year of her 0, Puneral will take place on Monday, 9th inst., at two P, M., trom her late residence, 845 East 109th st, All friends are invited to attend, Resvs.—At Pleasant Hi Orange county, Fia., March 31, 1577, KaTaering E., wife ot A. K. Reeve. Ropins.—MaRGaRkT A, Rosins, widow of the late William Robins, printer, of this city. Friends of the {umily are respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, from her late residence, No, 299 West Houston st, on Sunday, 8th inst, at one o'clock, Leban Lodge No. 191, F. and A. M., are invited to at- tend, a Ronixsox.—On Thureday, April 5, after a short and puintul illness, Jomy T. Rontxson, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the !uneral services, at bis late residence, 358 Washington st, Hoboken, J., on Sunday, tho 8th, at three o’clock P. M. Rvs.—On Friday, April 6, Ax James and Ann Rue, Funeral services in the new chapel of the Central Presbyterian Church, 57th st, near 7th ay., this day (Sunday), April 8, at threo P, st. RrBesox,—On Saturday, April 7, in the 22d his age, Martin Ryersoy, Jr., son of Martin an ©. Ryerson, tormerly of Brooklyn. Tho funeral will take place trom St Paul Chapel, New York, at two o'clock to-day. Scnmitz.—On Friday morning, April 6, Gustavus Scuarz, aged 43 years. The relatives and iriends of the family, arg those of his brother Henry and is brother-in-law Frederick H. Grosz, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Monday morning, at half past nine, from his late residence, No. 84 2 +, theace to St. Patrickys Ca- thedral, where a solemn requiem will be celebrated for bis repose, ‘Sugruxxp.—On Saturday, April 9, at her late resi- Mrs, Laura A. SHRPUERD, mm E., daughter of ear of Jane te Switm,—On Friday, April 43d year of his age. Relaives and iriends of the tamily are respectiully invited to attend the funeral at his late residence, 185 Tompkins av., Brookiyn, Monday, April 9, at’ six o'clock P, M.; also Retormed Church, Jamaica, April 10, at ono o’clock P. M, Also the members of Hill Grove Lodge, 540, F. and A. M., aro respectfully in+ vited to attend. Pye ge can Friday, April 6, Joux Suntivax, aged 2 yeurs. ‘he funeral takes place, trom bis Jate residence, 169 Hester st. to-day (Sunday), at two o'clock P, Tompxixs.—On Tuesday, April 3, Roswait D, Tour xia, aged 37 years, Friends and relatives, together with the members of Crescent Lodge, No, F. and A. M.; Crescent Chap- ter, No. 220, R.A. M.; Morton Commandory, No 4, nd Veteran Corps, Seventy-first regiment, N. .Y., ace respectiully invited to attend the tu- |, trom Masonic Temple, 23d st. and Oth ay., on Sunday, the Sth inst., at two P. M., sharp. Sin Kyiguts of Morton Commayprry, No. 4., K, T.— Are requested to assemblo in full uniform at tbe asylum, Masonic Hall, on Sunday, April 8, ono o’clock P. ML, to pay the last tribute of respoct to night & D.'Tompking, Services to be beld in the asylum, Sir Kuignts of sister commanderies cordially invited to join with us. By order JERE. 8. BA Westuy B, Cuvacu, Recorder, Comminder. Treuy.—On Friday, April 6, 1877, Catusying, wile of Michael Trehy, and daughter of Margaret and the late John Ruddie, formerly of Looghill, county Lim- erick, Ireland. Funeral from her late residence, 417 West 26th st., this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Wasa. ‘Saturday, April 7, alter a short illness, Patrick Wats, a native of ‘ish of Mo itle, county of Cork, lreland, in the 75th yoar of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend o18 funeral, from his late resi- dence, 11 Hamilton 6t., on Monday morning, at ball- past niue o'clock, toSt. James’ Church, where a solemn Tequiem mass Will be said for the repose of bis soul, and thence to Caivary Cemetery at bull-past one P. M., barp. Notice.—The members of the Longshoremen’s U. B. Society are requested to meot at their bali, 53 i st,, on Monday, April 9, at one o'clock spagp, to tend the iuperal of their late brother member, Pat: nick Waist, Absentees fued. JEREMIAH MURPHY, President, Cmanes Smita, Secrewry, Wiurremor®—At Astoria, L. k, on Saturday moro. rr. 6, Dasizn Surrn, in tho a. 3. neral Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to | Interment | | dog, severa other ! Moun ing, April 7, Mansa WiirteMon®, rettotei-Tomer Wit- temore, in the 80th year of her age, The relatives and iriends ot the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, oa Monday after- noon, at two o'clock, Irom St, George's Church, A® ‘The boats of the Morrisania Ine leave Fulton 1:16. ckory.—On Friday, Aprii 6, Hesxy L. Wrexory, Jr. Funeral on Sunday, 8th inst halt-past two P, M., from the residence of his parents, in New Lots, L. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, A. iirasc ae ” jor mocking Lirds, at B.G. DOVEY's, No 3 Gro near Canal CHANGH TO BUY A GOOD DOG CHRAP-THE £Linrgest and finest vine spotted Siberian blood Hound in America: vroxe and trained, and a very enperior watch Yates Doz, Newfoundiands. Blood Unb Terriers TF. SENN'S, 118 WEST BROADWAY, £ id the finest lot of Skye Tersters and larce assortment of birds of all deseripti NIGHTINGALE, FINE, SWEET SONGSTE with suitable cage, for sale, price 875, Gress C. O, D308 Went 23d at. BRFECH LOADER WANT auge. Address, with p town attics. NOK SALE—ALG CHOICE Faney Fowl, Birds, FOSTERS, No. 3 Wi JOR SALE-LARGEST BULL MANTIFF DOO IN country and best watch Newfoundiand Dogs, Pups of the same stock; Muinters and r8; rabbit Hounds; rat Dogs of all breeds; Black and Tans, Scoteh and Skyes. He « R, 1,632 Becadway, N. NTERNATIONAL BENCU SHOW OF DOGS AT GI more’s Garden, May 8, Pand 10. This will be the gra e ch show ever held, In addition to the regular cas! prises for all vartetios of sporting and non-sporting dos there are a large number of special prizes, comprising silver cups, manutactured by Messrs. Fiffany & Co. : guns, &e., Ao, tor braces, stock dogs and broid bitches, pappies Ac. ; also, silver cups and eolines . pues and other varieties of dD de AN a“ i Up xO WEI box 200 Herald et dogs. The Rey, J. Cumming Macdoun, the greatest ive | ng wuthority on dogs, has secepted the invitation uf the Westminster Kennel Club, and will come over trom lenyland to act ae Badge, will be oumercus exhibitors om Britain, ther i by prige list and en uperintendent, office, 17 Chatham Post off IDGEONS.—A LOT OF FANCY PIDGEONS FUR sule cheap. Apply 405 Broome st, 2 to 42. M. Sunday, (PUREE SMALL SKYE TERRIER DO NTED TO BUY— VY nner Biveh, Aud _ ES WE AND LET Eye LADIES” AND GENTLEME HOROUGHBRED F FANCY, Herald Uptown Branch, Lavystor and Dining Room, Broadway and Fulton.—The lnrder of this famous resort 18 stocked with the eholcent delicacics of tho svason, ) BYENCER, | among th | good th ‘ LOST AND FOUND, Tiersee nue wh B Egg a way A + oF te fore, & ous Paco. banting case, Diack chain and x The Bnder will be suitabiy rewarded by briusing tt to 8 Winsnrop place. AP sTuinWaY HALL 's biack Fan with gold warded by resurning OsT—THURSDAY, | A RIL i one in contre. ued to 148 Bast 74h st 7 O8T—A SMALL PARCEL, BET WH jot 4 and 6, in front of the Windsor EN THE HOUR tel, or in 3Mth urn to 6 East 48th between 4th and Madison avs. Please ri . A reward will be jiven. x Ke 2 7 O8T—A LADY'S PURSE, CONTAINING $12 TO 614, Lent. neighborhood of Wall st, Pine st and Broadway; $5 reward will be paid tor its return to 167 Clinton st, Brooklyn. OST—APRIL 7, between b4t ‘A POCKRTBOOK, ON BROADWAY, d 23d sta., containing » poetogranh ani if the indor will return ¢o.330 ey . “( LEFT IN FOURTH AVENUE OAR, FRIDAY Fst ing. black Opera Glass. Finder will be rewarded office of railrond, iy $ 100i. WARD—LO: Pr m ving $b lub, 2 Irving placa, mR REWARD WILL of Geld Wi 4 BE PAID FOR THE RETCRN Black Chain, viedged by a xen- Ee, February 5. Addres » We c0. —LOst OR STOLEN, ABOUT FEB- e address below, a Inte, ald Mason, waichmaker, ‘arwick,"” engraved somewhe bh feward paid, and no questions asked for TLLICS, 59 Butier s., Brooklyn. =() REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN Vora lost gold bunting case W No. 8319, 5. armmond make id seal attached to with gold buckle an PPANY & CO., Uni REWARD—FOR RETURNING TO THE man Ilouse, stem winder Gold Warch, monogram 19, Conductor MePhere jomy of Music; no questions LE: bi $90, M. i; lost on platform green cur, ace. Friday & Acad “i $500. ointment REWARD IS OFFERED.FOR THE Discov: ry of parties using two books of instructions and in Spamish or English, with the signature of Thomas llolloway ond hts address, 833 Oxford st, London inviolable secrec; uurantoe: Al , by letter, to THOMAS HOLLOWAY, or hey PRAZL EI, core ner Dey and Church ECIAL NOTICES. ( SALYZED ““BOURBON™ WitTISKEY—SEVEN Bak. {XL rels, distilled December, 1 ; one half yint from each barrei, mixeg toxether and of W oodwar High Rebool, Ch trace of fusil oil, less than 1-2,500th part sold to the highest bid per proof gallon; bids May 15. JACOK M. SCOTT, care of A. B, Parmerton, 263 6th st., Cincinnati. TTENTION !|—TWENTY YEARS perience; diseases of ® specialty. Consul- Dr. JACOBY, 161 Bleecker st. A DVIGE FREE. —DR. WHITEHEAD KEATS SAFELY Aull females; charges iow, 202 Kast Séth st., near 3d av. A —URBANA WINE COMPANY. . Agency, 88 Chambers st, at The finest sparkling and sti PRUSSIAN HO8s- New York, Champagnes. nes ever offered to tho “Gola Seal” and BEG " market. o®, Port and Sherry. af TTENDANCH AT HOMES GIVEN, WITH MEDICAL treatment, and RADICAL CURE received by the victim Of that dread disease which superinduces coustaut inebria- tion by availing themselves of many years of successful ex- perience, and which is now in uctive requisition ; references Address MEDICUS, Herald office. A THEODORE ZSCHOCH, ce . Havana anker and Broker; Tow, ¥FFLICTED—SPELDY CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL special complaints by Dr. GRINDLE, 142 West 45th st, {3 A POSITION etalluryical or chemical works; unexception- ANALYSP, Herald Branch office LL LADIES AFFLIOTED WITH SUPER lips, cheeks, chin, &e., may apply JULIAN, who remoy this distizurement radically and permanently without inju ing the skin, Applications must be made personally at 21 Ww .. from 9 to + daily, LADY DESIRES AID, BY CONTRIBUTION, FOR A very worthy charity, Particulars given by addressing VERITAS, Herald Uptown Branch, UTTEL LIFTING CURE.—DR, HOLBROOK, PRO- prietor, has removed to 17 Eust 21s st. Treatment at Teduved rates, MAR! N ANALYTICAL CHEMIST DESTR! in some NEZ & CO., Bunkers, 10 Wall st, (basement), buy and sell Spanish Bonds, Spanish Gold and Havana Bank rafts on Havana issued and nexotiated. . fleshworms, blackheads, whit al sealy Letter of the scalp: sn pkin Diseases, | rheum, erysipelas and all skin a Skin Disonsea, | cured by De, VAN DYKE, 6 W. 10th et ISEASES OF MEN A SPECIALTY. HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D., 144 Lexington av., near oth ‘Office hours trom 8 to 3. R WEST, 4) BLEECKER 8T., NEAR BROAD. way.—Extonsive London hospital practice. Consultn- tion free in all complaints. IVORCES SPEEDIL' vantagen suc ISAAC G. BOYCE, Lawyer, LEGALLY PROCURK. ‘ding domestic troubles gratultou: Bes Address EXPER 20 TVORCES me = a eos KIC BELTS Or PREMATURS DEBILITY, HGentlemen, call or spnd for circulars, \Dr. KARR, 882 Broadway, New York: an he ‘ PSE ME WuiskEy, FouR YEARS OLD, & PER gallon, $1 per large bottle. N. VAN BEIL,'88 Cham- bors ste VRENCH LAUNDRY.—PLUTING, PLAITING FoR ladies and gentlemen, by JO. SIMON, Purisian, 135 West 23 cond story, A stub esr pay at ution, neing ope SPECIAL. GLASERS of u ERY THE Co: martes avasdl PTI A CARD. GRAND 8 ‘No.5 Bast ‘neo! 3 RENOWNE to! 4 commence trom date ‘The celebrated Arion Pianos are used in 17.~-QUINTUPLE SHEET. esi BOSON TE Noe rac cease yay seound east of Sth as. 885, MPH ST. a MU day and ani TNaly oY course for teachers, . $10 per erin, two, $15. private, 830, ‘ORY KBMAINS- open the entire year, of entrance. A.M. $09 P.M ‘sebool. ON BOOKS open ATORY O CONSERY, F MUSIC, FIFTH AVENUE. 6 Ladies and zentemen with co0d voices, who wish to pro- pare themselves the OPERATIC for the stage, will find an opportunity in ScHOoL. i G. CA PRADEL, the favor LBERG, Director. MACHINERY. D akdiielbeady oi teoe ee gS AND) BOILERS A SPECIALTY. —ALL Og A ger ey a ROBERT. rrPest Sirrs atees Seah Danny Soa SALE AT A BARGAIN, 1 Chambers Automatio Newspaper Folder, I double Upright kbgine, 2 horse power each. Pintiorm Seale, nine 2x3 feet: A Hotsting Platform, wi 4 large cast tron Take Lot'second hand Steams Address jeap for cash. RSH POWER BNGINE complete, with, all improvems aeand 3H und now lerald office OR SALE—A SET OF BOILER MAKER'S TOOLS CHAS, FR. in ¢ Composer, Atthe GRAND CONSBRVATORY OF ig in pate rs ao ae eg TT ELINS. Hinton, yt be soir Agiatiee Sac ee wala lotion" | Besaaticies veins 30; es ea at Broadway, room 5. and pelle: A nearly new. Apply at 107 Cl dross BASSO, care rr a S09 Broadway, Epa 1h nga ba ried ve remeron ied GENTLEMAN WILL TEACH PUPILS 0. Machines. f ong. BEAR! 125 Wi ‘Brooklyn. Aplaneanaa Addres PIANIS THE F; Dest relerences, mony for $10 a qu Tr, Heral bi office. parties, wod “ld GENTLEMAN WILL PUENISH. MUSIC TO dings, &c., tor $3. Address PIANIST, office, Avand large exp be happy to acce York city. Addr: 140th ENGLISH ORGANIST OP LONG STANDING perience ih the direction of choirs would pt church Appointment in or near New Stating terms, Rev Dr. FLAGG, Bnav NCH DESIRES 4 der Elizabeth, N, ork, or 449 M A GENTLEM 16: Fexidence for PROFESSOR, box 100 ISIDORE church at bat. New OR SALE CHEAP—250 FI RT OF B0-INCH BO) it Shells; one 10x30, one 5x12 and one 4x® Hortsont: gine; Uprighs and Horizontal Boilers, fro ower, new and second hand; 100 feet acket Kettles anc Tanks, Hydraulic Presse . Brooklyn. OR SALE—EMPIRG® WOOD SPLITTERS; the United Staten for splituins wood. pine, oak and hickory. W 154 Kast 25th a. AM L. 1 to 50 hi Finch hating, et ‘rench Burr Mill compiete, a JAS. KERNS!, 96 id one 4 foot lymouth BEST IN all kinds ‘of kindling WILLIAMS, JPOR BALE, -TWO BROOM PRESSES, THR Kettles and Bogurdus Mill.’ Appl: EE STE. ly to G. NTAL EN. 5x8 Address AN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES ssons on the pianoforte, organ aud harmonie at puptl's uarter, reference ad Uptown. given, Address per A GENTLEM. te dence; Cal, ene: THETIC, Ne ongagemen Cr y ary. 88 aches pianoforte, organ and harmony at SS quarter: 200 Her ETENT for chureh o id GOOD BARITON AN, MANY YEARS’ /XPERIENOR, puptl's best reference given, Address M Id office, ELIABLE TENOR WILL rh reoncert, Address PURE SYMP, ofice, FAIR READER, DESIRVS A uartet cholr at « rengonable . Herald Uptown office. in some BARITON YOUNG LAD’ tL pupil's 0 140 Hornid “WAN PLAYS THR PIANO AT BALL idence ; 88 Porovening. Address LAN- 2 OR GING, quarter, Address TEACHER, box wn Branch office, “PIRST CLASS ORGANIST WIL i. good Quartet ‘Stusion D. PROV CAN IDE A at @ moderate price, Addr TORTS, TIC. AL PIANOFORTE 1RSTRUCTION, THE ated, and oluvated; practice free; moderato RW res a position in a choir, or preceutor. fii A MAGNIFICENT VOICE, A Goop Ade vox 197 Heraid Uptown office, FEW MORE VAC. the Piano and Violi MUSI CLAN, Herald Uptown offic BEGINNERS ON por month. Addrons terme, AND ALTO, AGC ToMED TO CHURCH taut church together positions in a Prov CON SPIRITO, noderate. Address ave COMPETE, $10 and NT MUSI fow mare schola: Ci ESSON3 BY FIRS’ Ano at pupils’ residence ; 0 TEACHER WOULD ‘all or address 139 Went IKE A bh wb. TEACHER OF rapid mothod; best rofer- $12 per quarter. PROFESSOR, box 116 Uptown oitice. sic, wants to dress, with terms, ITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF MU- some songs: baritone. Ad- i 0 AlN SONGSTER, Heraid office PASSO, Witt engagement low CaRD PRIVATE lin, Guitar, Singing, fj nag peck higery VOICE, OPEN FOR AN from May 1, either In, quartet or chorus Bas fice. ONS, RGAN, VIO- Languages. University Building, 86 Waverley place, Circulars mailed, J. JAY WATSON, Director. (Qoxcnes CHOIR (MONDAY certs). —Ladies and gentlemen rehearse Frida; directo! sid ‘Three vacancies (numarried), Also tenor, pass, church, 300, All mail record. JAMES PEARCE, station K. NORNET INSTRUCTION—BY AN EXPERIENCED voucher and perfyrmor: Instruments furnished tor ach ofc MMA CELIA icinss Provesta: 7th st EAC it sired. Address OORNE IST, box 194 Herald Up- TERRY, SOPRANO, WANTS A FIRST nt church choir engagement. Address 508 XCELLENT position. way. Address ALB: SOPRANO, GOOD READER, DESIRES ERTO LAWRENU:, 316 Broad. ab) Also, if required, acquaintedwith the service of the synagogue. EWISH GHUROH, nor of a leading ‘well known soloints of miuch HK SOPRANO, ALTO AND ew York Kpixcopal cliurch desire an a Jewish worvicw ; Xperience; rich, correct readers Sud familiar with all the tier oF separately, 48, oratorio, opera and church music. J, &Ddrilliant, capable Orgamst, somewhat ‘Address A. %., Vox 2,806 Post office. TEROME 0 Monster Choru PKINS' NEW OP us organizod to-t “SAMUEL,” row evening at church h opposite Fitth Avenue Theatre, West 28th st. Singers aro invited. M NEW AX MARKTZEK DIKECTS THE OPERATIO DE- partment of the YOKK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No. 5 Eant 14th st., second door cast of Sth av. Must RUBSSRED FoR WEDDINGS, voles, &. nal i : PARTIES, , at 64 por evening. PG. D, KOOK, 215 West 40th st, fiLE. MAZZOCCUTS SCHOOL Languages: and German, Ri SCHOOL OF WSC AND iano, guitar end singing; Italian, Frenc pildonce No 248 Wout 2id'at 2 Ok NIST, ( open to at 700D READER AND MUSICIAN, IS ngagement in -Protostant, church, city or for Sunday Id otic. Eb, BRONCHITIS CURED, 1 or address SANITARIUM. 00, JJOR STOMACH, LIVER OR KIDNEY DISEASE USE BROUGH FOSS Invigorating Syrup, 25e. Advice free. re ), DYSPEPSIA |, 238 Kast 12th ot, JMPOUTANT TO LADIES HAVING SUPERFLUOUS hair on face, arms or neck.—Can have tt permanently re- soved in one Gay; the Professor warrants to cure this dis- fiurement; has 15 y positive cure for freckles, moles, Fimple: of the skin, Pro- fessor and Mme, PARK ok ] ADIES TAUGHT A NEW PROOE: 7 Ton they ean make a beautiful picture of themselves. Ad- dress ARTIST, Horald Uptown wfice, LAwscits, PROSECUTED, Bounties and Pensions collected, No charge unless successful. Tv. cunmee GI No, 12 West 4th st., ad M*. B. ff. CLARKE, MAGNETIO PHYSICIAN, treats all diseases. 77 West O6tn at. RS. CONNSLLY'S SALVATION FOR GRAY HAIR restores to its original BONS, at Law, Broadw: lp. Sold at our do- w York.” 20 Sanco @DICAL, ESSA ERVOUS EXHAUSTION.—A comprising 4 series of lect ares dell ‘ed at Kahn's M soum of Anatomy, New York, on the cause and care of pre: line, showing indisputubly how lost health may ynopsisot the Impediments to mart d the treatment of vervous and physical de- bility, being the result of 20 irs’ experience. Price 25 conta: Address the nnthor UL. J, KAHN, office and residence 51 bast 10th ss... New York. FPICE OF Tik NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Company.—An election for five trustees of the fourth ud to Gil a vacancy and tor threr jwetion will be hel the office of the company on invenday 1, 1877, between the hours of | and 2 P. Witt AKERS, Vico President aud Actuary, April 1 AM i. Gave your c ewill or sk county for Be, the be ‘and if you obite Ly, y and want the eottom facie cali on SANFORD & 52 Wi dst. Depot open day and nigh Po, Bui.dERe PLETE SLATE MAN- rt. Maiden lane, cornor of Pearl. AFFLICTED WII f _- * Be KK T KK by 2 K K yuu, OR OR 7 ULLB PORTRAITS, Madison squure, New York, Highen awards |p Fark Jadelpht of portrals photography, plain «i tor &® new process of Making excellence In all styte crayon, oil and pastel. durable transfer crayons. A ORT. NEXUTBITION AT_ A MATHBWs" Art Kooms, 174 6t Paintings by the boxt modern a ‘At private ale ouly. THIMONIAL, ie STE ACQUAINTANCE” OF “A {LADY DES. cnivured, refined gentleman of ineans, about 45 or 50, fiatrimonially inclined. ottice. Addross Mrs. F., box 150 Herald AN, AGED 30, OF A 4] sition, wishes to make the weat who would appreciate s true friend tiatrinony. Address “DUX," care of Herald o ATRIMONIAL ADVERTISER }OR APRIL, [Ll trated, contains 34 Matrimonial Advertisements, Pi Addr Post office box wh), New Vor! GENTL) 4X generon of a young a indy object, 10e B Wouston s VHINESK CALIFORNIA LA 10) northeast corner of 57th st best m the tty; orders by aise family washing and best manner, chen Thus HORN, t Vote SBroker in all kinds of Kownents berap Material and Country Produce, HASS “POLISHED” CANDLESTICK ana artistic Bronzes at manutacturers’ pri noar South Sth av. fo 1 my AT NO, 1,084 20 uahing done in the nner: clothes calles for and delivered to any part of ni do 1K ROFESSOR the voice on tl to the revelation: medteal faculty fore Choral Uni debultz gat Cathedral, ‘Mt gront skill restored. my. volce.”—Miss Lathroy yet Teh st. thusic, 43334 W me great satistaction. of thet and e: jon. Ir John Kane, halts, whoxe D, teacher of thanks to Professor an, Ruchursh y aress No. 224 wii 2d he: BASSO OF ST. agement for Catholic church. STEPHANO Ad- ay. VARTRT; SALARY VERY Hi, care of C. HM. Ditson & ENOR WISH. Be ENGAGEMENTIN GOOD QUARTET choir; Episcopal preferred; will accept moderate saiary fy competent and experienced. CHURCH TENUK, vox | 160 Herald office. Want CONTRALTO. FOR A QUARTETTE AND rus choir; must possess a tuil and well cultivated voice and de a quod reader. Address, with references, C. C. box 131 Hi office. wast )—LADY TO TEACH VOCAL MUSIO AND Engiish in boarding school n teacher of English, Latin, French and musi penings Lor lass ers tor Septemb COTESWORTH tench Y. Agency. tor schools a ear 16th «t. sth to 8 LD'S, 405 Ist D SECOND Jacket hett SPRINGSTBED, 261 10th ay. OR BALE VERY CHEAP—TWO HOKIZO} ines. 10x20; also upright Boiler, STEAM, Herald office, POs PALES ARGS QUANTITIES OF GOO) hand Leather Beltingy will cut in len FITZGERAL (OR SALE—ONE BAGH, 150, 100, 75, 60, horse Stationary Engines: one ench, Wright horse; one Woodruff and Beach, 40 horse Horizontal Tubular Boilers, 80, 75, Locomotive Bollers, 30, 30, horse. ion 70, 80, 30 AND 90 Cut-off, e Alien, 133 50 and 45 OR SALE, horse Holler: niso 4, 6 and 20 horse In, Pumps 171 G ine aad Boilers; Ste eravy City. RESS, TWO ROLLERS; he sp. 7 ; for sali TL HO: 8450-25 HORSE ENGINE AND vill set it up fm running order for 625) win aud Air UNGH ENGINES.—FOR #0 FOOT BOAT, 120 fe 1b LATFORM ELEVATOR WANTED. ot boat, $30; Boilers and Screws cheup. 6 23d. Ri Ani —A BU! aning, Gornicos, Window tablished over 24 years; in good stomers; only rei to retir ring # patent Champion Safe, 5x3, best mak &5., Herald oftice. order, 06 860; FO: Srigvs, P ~ADDRESS, GIV- {ug full particulars as to price, &e., box 5,141 Po Li BSS FOX SALE —| Shades, Fixtures, &c.. & ood stock reproof } ‘wnt for Address M. URE CURE FOR SLIPPING BELTS. Suttou’s Patent Pulley Cover (rubber) Tt Iv warranted to transmit 100 per cent more eee De power than any other pulley—that is, is will do twice the work beforg ’ trint, Send for circal 3,261 the belt will slip: 30 dayw’ A.W. BILEENGS. box 3 Post office, city. INESSLA QTEAM HOTS’ rich, Boilers 5 with HWORTH nt, PORTALE, HOTS chinisty! yondt st. STATION ngines; also large loo Ma hand, very cheap. WO-LNCH SHAF LRY, SHAFTING, “STURTEVANT Leather Belting, large it description to SAMUEL, KE: 1ING AN TT ? IMPROVED out, constantly ou han: 258 D YACH ‘and seconé cs d BLOWE. Niagara Pump. Send price an NSLINGTON, Herald ollice, panes W Bood order; all sizea up to 3,000 Ibs, Add: price, &c., I. A. REED, 80 Water st,, Pittsburg, ANTED—SECOND HAND STEAM HAMMERS, AL rons, atubin: Pa. id tis OR BUY, HOISTING Address’ ENTERPRI ANY, 350 West 52d Ww W it ood working orders sige of bad not leas inches. Address ©, A. GRAESKK, No. 5 Charleston, >. C. ANTED—A SECOND HAND OYLINDER PRESS ENGINES SE HOLST. than 35x50 Hayne #t, 10. HORSE BAXTER, 15 HORSE BOILER, cl heap. 67 Mu OOPER UNION.—LECTURK” ON THE aud Principles of the Order of Unt eta nd chanics," by the Hon, William tional Counsellor O, C. A. sical Entertainment, under ti of W No, 8, 0. U. Monday pril 9, Admission 25 . between 697 Broadway, corner 4th st. OR INVA vis purest and b w RE Ww supply of a deliciously, fruity pure juice of the grape, absulut ly free trom wl aicohol other fore! AL town afr, T PRIGES NEVER APY ROACH ED BEFC Slate and marble Mantels, largest a city. PENRUYN SLATE COM 50 Union square, 4th av. and 17th 5 manufacturers of E, Grates, &c., removed to xe Booth’s Theatre. THE LECTURE SEASON. ‘OBIE ed Americnn served for ludian, ANC At sound white ign substance. MARBLE MANTELS. ssortinen LP AN, «New York, I kinds of Slate W. FOR BALE a ud FOOT BROAD JAMES P. MaT NACE ARB Rende at, NSLANT Wine, the he additions Adiress Nie in the x, ND_HARDWOOU S und 77 West 23d at, STORAGE. Keener FIRST CLASS STORAGE Wank ouse tor Gine furniture, trunks, cases, is, works of art, de. of ail sizes in’ Vaul ing absolute securit SUPERIOR NEW furniture, carriages, tamily and in plastered campartments 109 to 115 Kage Lexington av. O'REILLY STORAGE slowest rate WILLIAM H. eee! ° ment iy 4th nv.’and 32d st, OR” FU elevator; watchman MICHAL nos, Orns pi Sule deposit vaults for valuabies to rent, by the month or yene BUILDING FOR STORAGE OF heatrical propertis 44th BR PIANOS, & furnitur LES, 33, 42 Commerce st., neat 0 A. “E. BATTERSON (LATE OF 690 6TH A Ain, ke. 4 for furniture, pianos, bagunge inoved Iu the city or to the country; 3O_y furniture boxed lor shipping. Olfice, 205 W. ner of 7th nv, GE, Storage and Satekes theatrical properties, rate roouns: t respectable estaulishment in the buen Otlee slowest in Fate, most ox RK HO} aR nos, Mirrors, Bageexe aud Merchandise, in sep Those first class warehouses have more so V.),—8TOR- furniture ARKEHOUSE ing for fur+ ‘&e., in sepa. tensive and TAGGART, curity, lower rates of insurance and lower charges for stor: age than any slmilur establishment; Inspection invited; romoving, boxing aud shipping pro O'RE, ‘rop! pianos, ke; iy: lowent rates, Vost fe ‘upaiously clean, or: it B3d st., ons pian : sc Nuproved elevator.) 103—107 of 6th w tly attended to. ) and 302 Hudson st Usts, UNSURPASSED most approved (Murteugh e door west sopranos. te ORGANIST, Hor \YPANTED-FOR VOLUNTEER EPISCOPAL CHOIR, ors and bassos; good practice. Address Nd office Pee WERAL Pertecting Pr printing 7, both si os necessary. The fect long, 10 feet wide aud 7 foet high. to operate theso two presses is four men (or boys) foreman, Accompanying these presses, which are anh hour, Ang 14, dt the follow! List “OF STERROTYP® MACHINERY BELONGING THERETO, 1 1 Furnace, wit! 2 Casein; 2 Shaving Mac! 1 Tail Cutter, 1 Block tor tur U Knives for sh The resses te B10. 85,000. ye daily edition, 10 cop! Boxes, 2 Finishing Box lowest cash OFFERS TWO SINGLE” BULLOCK Cs8O8 hd fave oh ahey on capable of yer ti hy pay er ach per hour OF an eixs DAKE pypery ‘tance, and can be spec working room required fo ch press is 15 The lavor required da pable of print- we wil! shrow in one Wetting Machine hb Metal Pot and Bonn: ye of which is rib! . made of iron; hines, ning plates on and Nig machine, price lor the entire machinery and WO,” These presses aud muciinery cont an be econ evory morning a work on our ‘The price of a single press, without the Stervotype Ma- y, 14 85,04 chiner; ‘The wou hone presses are suitable for printin ‘olor selling these presses is that our immense tiation compels us to use the linproved double Bullock A paper the size of Amulter dimensions, « New York Heraid. oF a paper of wn DUN BENNETT o— OUPELAND & BACON. Morea ry Miter Furniture, Pianos, Baggage, Carringes, and RAGE WAREHOUSEE °. upward; an inspection W STORAGE WAREHOUSES, 750, 752, 754 8TH AN ay, corner 40th st—separate rooms ‘for turniture, worage for cartingos, general merchandise, &e. & oprietors. STOR. HANDISE, furniture, pla 8; cash ad: Vaneed on same RIVHARD HE 1AGER WAREHOUSES, BTH A . FROM 33D to 34th st.—Having been remodelied upon anew vlan Shey ate props a goods of every descrips ith at. AST AIT ST ¢ Express to ali 161ef faten, WAY CORNER Jewelry, Silks an iption bought and ri ~ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. “at “pat sr ‘od to give better accommadation than any er warehouse in the city for Storage of furniture, pi n and at lowest rater ULY STORAGE AND FURNT- arte of city or country; lowest dd Personal sold ; loans ISAAC BALK, LYN BROADWAY, ear 21st st., formerly 72 lished 44), bargains in Diamonds, Wi ol er, ke, TLYNCIVS, 918 BROADWAY, NEAR 21ST ST, Diamonds, Watcher, Jewoiry, Silverware, awis, &e., it and $0 : loans negosiate 3 (11 PRARLS ILLA & VOLEMA A 59 Gi Address Bi ‘on sale at our Sd at. Aur every kind stor salesrooma, 103 bo 10% ladies’ priv ii] A rand st, KETS OF ELEGANT 'y would like assistance of agentieman in selling LUGTANUB, Horaid offi OS AND GOODS storage and PRIVATE P Nw DIA: ¢Lmonds, Ponris and other fine Jewelry. also # Jurgensen Waten, in pledge, and no prospects of redeeming them, wil iow if taken ftumodiately. F, O. W., box’ 109 sell Ti Herald N ENGINE, ing. Belting, Mill torm EAM ove band Tools HOF Ahora PLATE BEND ON NG, wi c LARGE nes, RO GUILD & for snie, 7x# shaping m apsTRINWA U en, baking chocolate, coffee. dui , very little used, for sule cheap for cash or on easy Call at 109 Newark av., Jersuy City, or wt 325 Groen Now York. K sHand Drills, Lathes, Belting, Sturtevant Blowers, se ang Machinery tor MAN & FINNEY WASHINGTON HAND PRESS WANTED—ALS GRA R, vox 13 VARIETY OF Boil RR STON 10-HORSE POW Soffee Ronster, Cooler, Spice and C ENGINES, KOILKRS, PUMPS, TA 15 Water st., Brooklyn, }0 PHOTO: HORSE fiLexchange for smaller etre. erald ottic (Dalim: 63 Dn le Copying Lenses Vine GbstPa E POW for snie, or w ys K FT. BED, 10 screw cntiing instrument LATHE FOR § th slide rest, back gear ani vitable for a mutuematical IWNSE 182 Centro st, LW AND SECOND HAND Pumps, Lathes, lowest prices, Manufacturers, front and Dover sts. = Hers, ARE, Wanted, three Fiy Wheels, fram 6 to 10 feet in diameter. GARRISON DUPLEX steam, LOX vaent PUMP It KE MILLS—rOR GHINDING WITKAT, powders, white Tead, paints, Paris white, water of varnish; printing inks, blacking, pices, bag ig he. AN WOME Bi Lat ch. Willlamabure N.Y, BOWERY, MO Watehes, Jowelr: sam t 3 bo Bowery, of NG-SKVEN STONES, 81 1 £450; big bargain; Also One mond Earrings, 800, MILLS & RIN EY ADVANCED &o,; also Pawnbrokers’ tick- ON DIA. 185, ORIGT. mes Iii COLEMAN, IAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, §) 4th st ILKS, PIs. Opera’ Glasses, &c., bought at R. FULLERTON'S, (OR SALE-AN ELEGANT FULL SET FIRST WATER Diamonds, brooch, earrings, necklace, cross and brace: Address DIAMONDS, of $1,500; cost double amount. v You w ANT Bak C wud all kinds of ri ity, to Li) Wrondway. The sume vougur’ °° K ONEY ON DIAMONDS M Watts Jewelle! YERS & OU, 140 SPR Dinnionas. Watches, Jewoiry and old mat id at small Advanc GEO, OG. nh st BROADWAY, 0} Broadway, nour hor onthe 1.26 aki Bi Broad) sold, Ht and sold back at a very 1,190) Broad & FRONT), rials bouy tt EWRURY REPAIRED BY FIRST iter, 1.10) PTOWN raneh Bimnbens: Waste for Ly met h, vehes, Jeweler, des, ag LiNbo Bus.